, 1887-12-01
Her Hest TestiEeS II HIS Gwn Be
half :Lls Morning.
REV THIRD M0ETCAaE BONDS
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Auslra!Ia arrived rom Iioaoluiu tins
morning The following news re-
gardIng tie Samoan u-urgatlon had
been received at Honolulu; hInE Sa-
massey has had 4 falling ont with his
people. It J. very likely that when
the German fleet sails away the pro-
pie will destroy linn Ih" disposition
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The court of appeals today reversed
the decision in Jacob Shal pes case,
and ordered Il new trial When the
news was announced to Sharpe he
manifested no emotion whatever; re
GeiylnS the news VIA tAa' S'oId IN
oIlteretlce u 10 every 'hihT "nlch h"s
chaiac'eilzeu MN since MS lhcareef-
i'toh-
The Northern Pacific Railway Co.
has secured authority for issuing new
third mortgage bonds. partly for the
purpose si,? OF meeting dtEi'ehd , eefuI- IN
cHIeA i%Tiii Th "'ao DIT tue eet et cta 90 en- sne
T'I.i "a hsso 't.iC''li' ~ '4'oloH- III: l
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noi Wv Mel's e,'.S S ,'t . per t, Csiil per
hnll''iiI "ul'i ''''' are iTce!N'iiS A'te'S VI
terday that in order to hasten ihe
extension of the remainder the com-
pany was Offering bonus of 10 Der
cent. in addition 20 the terms offered
holders who first asseutcd. There
was some discussion IL Wall street
rs TO the mood in which ,hp latt.r
would receive the news Of Iarscr
privileges accorded to belatad accent
ors of the comnauy's extension
scheme.
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i atitiouiCeiieh' ~ u ltSsoIed caOie rates
ana olher important matters.
DULhiN' No.. SGv; Z2;-feople are ar.
49, IItdimS ~ DlpIIt !t iIIin I'm az t,aItS "i
iIe;d iIe;anH 70 aV'eho ~ lh9 - meeting oi
CnIoLi,l = ClloiitslS, .dI It "hlch hartigan and
Ho->Ii1i, M WI "a Dc ple9sil'' me meet
tiS "iit De 'tio ItiSs % Il S'tiGs ot pro
oe7,.i .eStI Oh ls 'Ie par ol lie people OF liz"
'o"'n Vi Ai'iAilo "s''lHSC separation
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 29.-Lieut
Mcclellan, chairman of tho commits
sion to select change Of sites for
NE, NE say SAVING stations has reported to
F. nIi La d 81 S"3 pei itLSeitl'ent hlnlGaIl 'hat
Ito+in'% o i'I' - pISiaS Do; 10 eS'%pi!5h new
t',tto tL SIi .. oint AC.aiii7 d. 'le E'ot'h
"a y. NJ .'tii"i% q, I've w Ihe sIdtloh
Sso%o a. oHa"u Vii Pay Ia ro:ori W. Ia ana at cape
vantageous sites. Lieut.. Mcclellan
who is now at Astoria, reports that he
will establish a station at Fort Stev-
ems, tut not upon the reservation.
ne ne ADVISES i. The purchase Of u large
me Go"' lof use Oh the nar at the
niou'i lLoa VI tne ooluIiinia f!Ver' and
siiat 5 Els recommendation would be
''o9'e'
PANS, Nov. 29-Radic.l iournafs
cnergeticalIy OPPOSE Ferry rs p cun-
didate for president. They rrcuso
him Of bribing and corrupticD in tLe
administration of the affairs Of Tunis
and Tonquin. DcKoulde. leader of
the Patriotic Leagrc. thrcg.rns to
tnaEfn haaG a 70 TO the 1ne falaee Eiysee at the
III ~, - u 9o,oo' lLlIA II cry IS elect
". W. ln.Sl.'',n', ana prevent nm from
" ~, on
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